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How helpful is the KPLAN decision tree on answering questions on the NCLEX? Did it really work for most questions?thanks becks
HI!
Based on my experience, i stop at 75 and thanks to kaplan decision tree because it works for me.At first, i'm thinking that nclex exam is so hard,but i'm wrong, i guess the kaplan question trainer is much more harder.
God Bless...
HI!Based on my experience, i stop at 75 and thanks to kaplan decision tree because it works for me.At first, i'm thinking that nclex exam is so hard,but i'm wrong, i guess the kaplan question trainer is much more harder.
God Bless...
I passed at 75 also, and to me kaplan decision tree helped a lot.
I used that decision tree in every single question (eventhough I had heard from many people that it doesn't apply), except the 3 math, and the 4 SATA questions.
there was one question where one of the answers was "stuffy nose".... and to me that is airway airway airway..... so that is what I picked
yes the decision tree works, but it's something that you already know. You know ABC, you know physical before psychological..........
to me, kaplan really helps practice the skills for you to pass the test.
As far as kaplan being harder than nclex........ I would say NOT. To me nclex was a lot harder.
I think it depends on the test taker. There was some trouble with this in my nursing class because some of us are very intuitive thinkers and do well on these tests without needing a decision tree. For those people trying to force yourself through a "process" is frustrating and time consuming.
Now that being said I didn't use the decision tree for EVERY question but if I could narrow down a question to two answers and I was stuck, the decision tree WAS pretty helpful in choosing a final answer.
i havent taken boards yet, but i am taking kaplan. the decision tree is helpful with questions that meet all the criteria. some questions dont. i dont like it, because i never used strategies to answer exams and i have done well so far. i think the whole process is time consuming and adds stress trying to remember the steps. i think its easier to just ask yourself why each answer is listed and whats the outcome. thats the only part of the tree i use.
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How helpful is the KPLAN decision tree on answering questions on the NCLEX? Did it really work for most questions?
thanks becks